Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi Tsuzuri - Visual Novel

Since I'm already here, I'm trying my best to be motivated to post stuff in this blog so I might as well have an expounded version of what I posted on Instagram. I will say ahead of time that things said/posted on here may or may not be necessarily be true to everyone as these will just be based on my experience on the game and how I felt about them. I might touch some story spoilers so just a fair warning to those who read.

Synopsis:

Also known as Akaya Akashiya Ayakashino (AkaAka). Yue is a young boy, born in a mountain shrine in the town of Utsuwa. One day, he attends the winter festival together with his childhood friend, a black fox named Kurogitsune. The lanterns burn bright red, and the people are buzzing. As Yue sees the outside world for the first time in his life, he meets two mysterious boys. Upon returning to the mountain, the owner of the shrine, Mikoto, told him. Prepare the "meal". - Steam

Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi Tsuzuri | Akaya Akashiya Ayakashino - Goldfish Walkthrough + CG Clean-Up

As stated in my very recent come back post, there hasn't been any guides out for this game - at least not a proper/complete one in English. I have found one in Vietnamese (PC), one in English (PC), and the last one in Japanese (PSP) courtesy of a post on Reddit. The Japanese guide is probably the most complete out of the three mostly because the Switch (and Steam) versions and the platform it was ported from are the same in terms of content, But just using DeepL/Google Translate, I found that there were times that the translated text were kind of hard to decipher so I had to cross-reference it with the previous two I found so I also have to give them credit.

Some things to note before starting:

Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi Tsuzuri | Akaya Akashiya Ayakashino - Kurogitsune Walkthrough

As stated in my very recent come back post, there hasn't been any guides out for this game - at least not a proper/complete one in English. I have found one in Vietnamese (PC), one in English (PC), and the last one in Japanese (PSP) courtesy of a post on Reddit. The Japanese guide is probably the most complete out of the three mostly because the Switch (and Steam) versions and the platform it was ported from are the same in terms of content, But just using DeepL/Google Translate, I found that there were times that the translated text were kind of hard to decipher so I had to cross-reference it with the previous two I found so I also have to give them credit.

Some things to note before starting:

Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi Tsuzuri | Akaya Akashiya Ayakashino - Sagano Walkthrough

As stated in my very recent come back post, there hasn't been any guides out for this game - at least not a proper/complete one in English. I have found one in Vietnamese (PC), one in English (PC), and the last one in Japanese (PSP) courtesy of a post on Reddit. The Japanese guide is probably the most complete out of the three mostly because the Switch (and Steam) versions and the platform it was ported from are the same in terms of content, But just using DeepL/Google Translate, I found that there were times that the translated text were kind of hard to decipher so I had to cross-reference it with the previous two I found so I also have to give them credit.

Some things to note before starting:

Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi Tsuzuri | Akaya Akashiya Ayakashino - Tochika Akiyoshi Walkthrough

As stated in my very recent come back post, there hasn't been any guides out for this game - at least not a proper/complete one in English. I have found one in Vietnamese (PC), one in English (PC), and the last one in Japanese (PSP) courtesy of a post on Reddit. The Japanese guide is probably the most complete out of the three mostly because the Switch (and Steam) versions and the platform it was ported from are the same in terms of content, But just using DeepL/Google Translate, I found that there were times that the translated text were kind of hard to decipher so I had to cross-reference it with the previous two I found so I also have to give them credit.

Some things to note before starting: